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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Sep 14, 1917
Page
3
State and county war councils assembled in Lincoln to discuss mobilization plans and share updates on supply, manpower, and recruitment strategies for the ongoing national effort. Local leaders emphasized cross county cooperation and timely implementation of agreements.
One hundred county council representatives and state defense officers met in Lincoln during fair week and pledged support for Nebraska and the United States in World War I. They urged Haller's resignation as University of Nebraska regent, condemned German teaching, and called for stricter enforcement of treason laws.
The board of educational lands and funds leases land to oil prospects while guards form the Seventh regiment. Nebraska opens a Morse code telegraph school for the signal corps. Audits show 4,334 warrants totaling 480 000 dollars and eight months disbursements at 4 279 000, up 696 thousand from 1916. Recruitment and food administration actions press rural schools and grain supply.
A humorous exchange quoted by Puck features a man pleading innocence to Grace. He asserts he frets about On e Tut while away, while Grace retorts that the prior girl was dark, prompting a coy back and forth.
Promotes soothing itchy scalps with Cuticura Ointment. Advises rubs on irritated spots and daily use of Cuticura Soap with hot water. Encourages sending for free samples by mail with a book. Ends with a quip about stretching the truth without breaking it.
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